Nuvyyo, the makers of the Tablo OTA DVR aimed at cord cutters who want to watch and record live TV, just gave their DVR a big upgrade. At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the company ...

Built-in storage makes the Tablo Dual simpler to setup, but you might still be better off with the old model. From a marketing perspective, it’s easy to understand why the new Tablo Dual DVR exists.

As the cost of streaming TV services keeps climbing, now’s a great time to revisit an antenna and over-the-air DVR as part of your cord-cutting strategy. We’ve long recommended Nuvyyo’s Tablo DVRs as ...

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OTTAWA, ON--(Marketwired - May 31, 2017) - Nuvyyo, makers of the Tablo DVR for cord cutters, today announced the launch of Tablo DUAL, its next-generation 2-Tuner OTA DVR. The first networked OTA DVR ...

Ottawa-based DVR maker Nuvyyo has given its flagship Tablo device a complete make-over: The company unveiled a new version of its 2-tuner network-connected DVR Wednesday. The new device comes in a ...

OTTAWA, ON--(Marketwired - Nov 8, 2017) - Nuvyyo, maker of the Tablo DVR for cord cutters, today announced widespread availability of its next-generation Tablo DUAL 64GB OTA DVR hardware at a new, ...

We take a hands-on look at the Tablo over-the-air DVR, which can stream live and recorded over-the-air TV content to nearly any device. Covering home audio and video, Matthew Moskovciak helps CNET ...

The makers of Tablo, an over-the-air DVR with no subscription fees, unveiled on Monday their latest device. The fourth-generation Tablo device lets customers watch, pause and record free TV programs ...

Love the new Apple TV, but miss the ability to record TV shows? Tablo’s new Apple TV app could help to fill that gap by offering the ability to watch and record broadcast TV without the need for a ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.